Ernie Harwell

Speaking to you from Fosley Field in Cincinnati.

This is Ernie Harwell at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.

Good

afternoon,

Go listen.

Ernie Harwell responsible.

In fact, the one time that I was lucky enough to interview the great Tiger broadcaster, we talked to him about this.

He hired the anthem singers.

Yeah, he, uh, yeah, he shook me down pretty hard.

So that- But Ernie Harwell was a guy I listened to-

Detroit Tigers, sure

... quite a bit.

So Narleski takes over the pitching for the American League as the National League takes a 3-1 lead here in the game early.

Uh, Ernie Harwell, uh, rather familiar with, uh, Bob Turley.

Uh, Ernie, do you have any, uh, thoughts on, uh, Ro-

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Now, friends, it's my good pleasure to turn this Gillette microphone over to a most competent broadcaster who covers the Baltimore Orioles, my, uh, friend and esteemed associate, Mr. Ernie Harwell.

Well, thank you very much, Bob Neal, and nice going on the first four and a half innings with the National League, uh, leading the American Leaguers by a score of three to two.

Speaking to you from Crosley Field in Cincinnati.

This is Ernie Harwell at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen of the radio audience.

We're at Maven Field.

And at the end of an inning and a half, it's Detroit nothing, the Cardinals nothing.

This is Peewee Reese along with Ernie Harwell at Busch Stadium in St. Louis.

We're going to the bottom half the second inning.

There's no score in this ballgame.

We're in the top half of the fourth inning here at Busch Stadium in St. Louis.

Fastball way outside, two balls and two strikes.

I'm Pee Wee Reese along with Ernie Harwell bringing you the first game of the World Series, the 65th World Series.

The two and two pitch by Gibson, the kick.

It's hard because we as a fan base have been blessed, us older ones anyways.

We grew up with Paul Carey and Ernie Harwell and George Kell and Al Kaline.

I mean, we had two just amazing broadcast crews for so many years.

You know, and then that debacle with Bo Schembechler and Monahan when they fired Ernie Harwell and Paul Carey.

Can you remember that? Can you believe they would do that? I just, I don't get it.

I just don't get it why they did that.